Aleksey Lavrik

Aleksey Lavrik was born in Moscow before his family relocated to Belarus, where he continued his development in Minsk's academy after starting out at Dynamo Moscow. He made his senior debut for Minsk in 2017, though first-team opportunities remained limited as he spent much of that spell with the reserves, going on to make eight appearances for the senior side between 2018 and 2020. He left as a free agent in January 2021.

A move to SKA-1938 followed, and it was there that Lavrik became a regular fixture, making 73 appearances across all competitions over three years. In January 2024 he transferred to Neman Grodno, where his time was brief but successful: in 15 appearances he won the Belarusian Cup in the 2023/24 season. He left the club as a free agent in December 2024 before signing for Dinamo Brest the following January.

Lavrik has represented Belarus at every youth level from under-17 to under-21, scoring against under-17 and under-19 opposition, though he has not yet featured for the senior national side. Football runs in the family: his father, Andrey Lavrik, was himself capped by Belarus at senior level.

In May 2025, Lavrik was conscripted into the Belarusian armed forces for reserve service, a step that confirmed his Belarusian citizenship.